Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-09-28
HOME MATTERS.

lTOm milwaukee, Is
John Gormly, of Milford, took second
prize at the Central fair on l-year-old
Clydesdales.
The train to Milwaukee leaving here
at 10:45 A. NJ. and returning at 4:2S P,
NJ, was withdrawn Monday.
We are in receipt of The Daily JEFF
ferson Banner, which is to wave during
the present week of the Jefferson County
fair.
Important to sportsmen: A complete
assortment of loaded Chamberlain car
tridges, at regular club rates, will be
found at Sproesser's.
The nuptials of w. w. Hammond,
of Chicago, and Miss Kittie Patterson, of
Fort Atkinson, were celebrated at the
home of the bride, Monday.
John E. Weissert and Conrad Dip
pell are the representatives from the o.
d. Pease post at the Grand Encampment
of the G. A. r. at St. Louis this week.
Christian Koenig made an assign
ment of his property last Saturday to e.
Il. Hahn for the benefit of bis creditors.
Liabilities given at $4,000; assets, 49,
900.
Our new fall and winter ready-made
clothing has arrived; everybody come and
see the largest stock in the city at rock
bottom prices Don't forget the place.
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
Rev. ID. O. Sanborn closes his minis
terial work here next Sunday and will
preach his farewell sermon to his Water
town congregation Sunday morning, and
to his Pipersville congregation Sunday
evening.
VIM Schiebel, of this city, and Miss
Clara Willwock, of Oshkosh, were mar
ried Thursday last, September %, at the
latter place. The happy couple are cat
home'' here receiving the congratulations
of their friends.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett
appear together at the Grand Opera house,
Milwaukee, next Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, with Saturday matt
nee, playing Julius Caesar, ." Macbeth"
Hamlet and "Othello"
President Cleveland should by all
means visit WATERFOWL, a city that gave
him larger majority than any other city
In Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota or
Missouri-672 majority on total vote of
1852. To give US the slip after this
shows how ungratefnl Democrats can be.
Rev. Myron w. Reed, of Denver,
denies that he has been asked to succeed
Beecher in Plymouth church, and regrets
that injudicious newspaper friends have
placed him in a false light before the
public. He wants it distinctly understood
that he had no hand in getting up the
boom.
Monday the WATERFOWL junction
Hotel changed hands, I'll. NJ. Waldo dis
posing of bis interest to Jonas Stahl, who
will be its future landlord Mr.. Stahl has
been long and favorably known to our
citizens, all of whom will unite in wish
ing him the best of success as landlord of
the Junction Hotel.
DIR. T. A. Marden, one of the best
known physicians of Milwa ukee, has been
missing from his home since Saturday
and suicide is feared. DR.. Marden was
an active member of the G. A. r., and
will be remembered by our citizens as one
of the committee here to find location
for the soldiers home.
-Assemblyman G. E. Field and ex-
Postmaster J. T. Moak monopolize the
field here on invitations to the Cleveland
banquet in Milwaukee so far as we have
heard At So ticket it is not to be
wondered that invitations are 80 limited
in numbers and are not lying around
loose The Jefersonsian simplicity of
this affair is what is SO very amusing.
To great many people wooden shoe,
in itself, is great curiosity; but to see
one made-starting from the rough block
of wood and following it to pretty and
complete shoe lis still greater sight 1t
is TO be seen every day at the Milwaukee
Exposition, where scores of other articles
are being manufactured in the same in
teresting way, before the eyes of the Ex-
position visitor.
For a fine line of ready-made over
coats there is no place like Schiller &
Quentmeyer's. We are determined not
to be undersold, SO prices are put down
to the lowest possible figures.
SCHlFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
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